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Sujata Dewan
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Can you please tell me the college you wish to get in so that I can guide you better.
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What to choose after B.Sc biotechnology: M.Sc agriculture or M.Sc biotechnology for a better career?
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Rakesh Kumar
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Hi,
If we talk about M.Sc. Agriculture, first, you need to check if the university is accepting Biotech or not. Then talking about career with M.Sc. Agriculture and Ph.D., later on, you have a bright career in government and private universities as well as companies. But with Just M.Sc., you will get mostly sales profile jobs. For M.Sc. biotech, if you take admission in top universities like Lovely Professional University Punjab and Amity University Noida, then your placement prospects are good, otherwise, in the private sector, it will be difficult.
If we talk about M.Sc. Agriculture, first, you need to check if the university is accepting Biotech or not. Then talking about career with M.Sc. Agriculture and Ph.D., later on, you have a bright career in government and private universities as well as companies. But with Just M.Sc., you will get mostly sales profile jobs. For M.Sc. biotech, if you take admission in top universities like Lovely Professional University Punjab and Amity University Noida, then your placement prospects are good, otherwise, in the private sector, it will be difficult.
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Sarvesh Kinfer
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Check out the college predictor below for details :
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/ap-eamcet-college-predictor.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/ap-eamcet-college-predictor.
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swati priya
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Before going to take admission in any college, would like to suggest you that you should opt for better choice so that in future you do not regret this decision. Many colleges portraying themselves that they are the best institute from other institutes. So go for the best option for a successful career. Tula's Institute is one of the best colleges which offers B.Sc. Agriculture course. You can also go for DIT University.
To know more about Tula's visit at https://tulas.edu.in/agriculture/.
To know more about DIT University visit at https://www.dituniversity.edu.in/
To know more about Tula's visit at https://tulas.edu.in/agriculture/.
To know more about DIT University visit at https://www.dituniversity.edu.in/
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kunal chauhan
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The fee for the course is Rs. 71,667 for KC Group of Institutions, Nawanshahar for B.Sc in agriculture.
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rohith kola
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Bachelor of Science [B.Sc]
Fees - 32.8 K /yr
Course Duration - 4 Years
Year 137,623
Year 232,133
Year 331,173
Year 430,323
Key Points for Admission:
Out of total 90% seats are reserved for domicile of Uttarakhand and 10% seats are reserved for the residents of other states.
As per the norms of Government of Uttarakhand 10% seats are reserved for students of U.K. Board.
Wards of college employees and teachers are given reservation of 10%.
In case the strength of students in any subject is less than 10 then no teaching arrangement is made for that subject and applicants have to choose some other subject.
Fees - 32.8 K /yr
Course Duration - 4 Years
Year 137,623
Year 232,133
Year 331,173
Year 430,323
Key Points for Admission:
Out of total 90% seats are reserved for domicile of Uttarakhand and 10% seats are reserved for the residents of other states.
As per the norms of Government of Uttarakhand 10% seats are reserved for students of U.K. Board.
Wards of college employees and teachers are given reservation of 10%.
In case the strength of students in any subject is less than 10 then no teaching arrangement is made for that subject and applicants have to choose some other subject.
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rohith kola
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It does a bit, but not significantly. Let me tell you instead what matters. What really matters is your BS/B.Sc education. First of all, in terms of knowledge and skills, your BS/B.Sc tenure makes your base. It remains there forever, you build up everything upon it, and you keep revisiting it during your all graduate education, MS, Ph.D. etc. Thus if your studies during BS/B.Sc are flawed, you will have to teach yourself the harder way again and again. If you can get to one of the top schools or tier 1 schools, go for it, if not settle for an average one and make your own destiny. You might have to work harder if you are determined to
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Gaurav Shandilya
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Hi Kanika, Jobs for aspirants within the public sector are quite ample. There are many firms that are under the aegis of the Indian government that offer aspirants with jobs of high profiles. With the right qualification, a person can get employed as an Agricultural Research Scientist (ARS). Upon clearing the NET qualification, aspirants can start their career as a lecturer. Besides this, jobs are also available for aspirants as Block Development Officers (BDO) or Agriculture Development Officers (ADO). To get this job, it will be needed by applicants to write an admission test.
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